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Poster And Screenshots For The Walking Dead Season 3 Revealed At Comic-Con
The first details about Season 3 of Telltale's The Walking Dead were revealed in a moody teaser released at E3. Today, we learned a bit more where Clementine's journey will take her this fall.
A brand new poster, which you can see below, shows how Clementine and the newly introduced Javier will have to work together to survive in the apocalypse. Players will take control of both characters this time around, and Javier's role in the story will bring a new perspective to previously established heroes. One confirmed returning character is AJ, the baby who was born at the end of Season 2.
The branching narratives of The Walking Dead will allow players new to the series to get familiar with Clementine's back story through Javier's eyes, while players with older save files will be treated to scenes that pay off their previous decisions. A new batch of screenshots show our two heroes in a number of threatening environments, including a slaughterhouse full of zombies.
Telltale plans to roll out more details on Season 3 of The Walking Dead before its premiere this fall. In the meantime, you can read our impressions of the recent Michonne spin-off game.
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